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An unpainted wood kit designed to make a kid think in order to assemble it. In the interest of finishing this catalog before the start date of the auction, I passed on the opportunity to figure it out.

Unsigned, but in excellent overall condition. Most likely a carnival prize.

An interesting, patented style of calendar designed for record keeping and stock raising.

Although it doesn't spell it out or mention the candidates, this is almost certainly tied in to the 1900 McKinley presidential campaign.

With driver and mechanic. 100% original. 7"

It is uncommon to find these with a wagon and even more so when it's in the wonderful condition that this one is in. 11.5"

Your old and arthritic fingers simply can't get that paper cap out? These nifty little gadgets solved that problem.

I couldn't determine the maker of this piece but it's well cast and well decorated with good detail. 5.5"

The brass match holder is World War 1, Germany and the steel oil can is Finnish, World War 2

Not a high demand tool, but if you're gauging leather, what else are you going to use?

In the world of antiques, there are probably few pieces that are more readily recognized or more iconic than the $1 NCR cash register. In the 1970s, you weren't a serious antique collector if you didn't own one of these, had owned one of these or planned on owning one. In working condition but does not have any keys. No drawer labels. This machine dates to 1910.

Not readily recognized by many, this is a must have if you are a serious oil lamp collector. Designed to hang from the lamp frame, these held fresh and spent matches. Unusually small size, 2".

Untested. 6.5"

These were designed for girls and women to hone their sewing skills and make clothing for dolls or to test out full size patterns on a smaller scale. Comes with original wooden case. 19.5"

100% guaranteed not to be the real thing. 15+" oa.